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Anyone who doesn’t have color blindness might expect it to work like black-and-white photography.

We all love our glasses and contact lenses for letting us enjoy the details of the world around us and perform our daily tasks.

Corrective lenses are wonderful things that allow us to enjoy the advantages of good eyesight, and we need to take good care of them.

Sometimes it isn’t easy to know when your child’s vision is impaired. After all, we can’t see through their eyes.

There are many different ways a person can be colorblind, and only the rarest type results in seeing in black and white.

Being colorblind can mean a lot of different things, and only in rare cases does it mean seeing in black and white.

Are you suffering from headaches? You may want to ask yourself when your last eye exam was!

Contrary to popular belief, color blindness does not mean seeing in black and white. Usually.

You’ve probably seen bifocal, or even trifocal, lenses before. You may even wear them yourself! But do you know where they got their start?

Whether you prefer glasses or contacts, there are specific things you need to do to take care of them.